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 by Dolores Meng day.Mike Carole Stevenson accompanied their Patricia Rhoden, Sid Russell, Billy The Annual Formal Inspection of
 phone 4BH-1913 Meng visited relatives and 6th and 7th grade classes to Santa Fe Seville, Christa Wood and Tracy the Bradford High School JHOTO
 friends in Tampa over the weekend.His Community College Auditorium on Youngblood. : unit was conducted Tuesday.
 Condolence sister, Phyllis McClure and sons, March 19. There they all enjoyed the 7th Grade Amy Clark,Brenda Curtis February 24, 1981, on the BUS football
 Sympathy is extended to the family Kasey and Ryan, returned home with musical production "Finian's Rain- Daniel Dailey, Jimmy Loiacano, I field by the first ROTC region.
 and friends of Major Lanler who died him to spend the week with her bow"' presented by the Santa Fe Melissa Payne and Melissa Williams. The Inspection Team from Fort
 last week in Kingsville, North parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meng. Players. Bragg, N.C., consisted of Ltc. Girard
 Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Lanier livedin Hampton Elementary School This musical comedy consisted of a and Capt.! Hightower.
 this area bout 25 years before mov- CTBS Tests good story with very good vocal and The Inspection Team arrived at
 ing to N.C. Among those who attended Tests on basic skills were given to instrumental music as well as ,excellent Bradford High School at 8:30: In the
 his funeral were Johnnie and Ruthie all grades at the school last week. acting and dancing. The other morning and was greeted by the Drill
 Gaskins and Virginia Roark. They all There was a very good attendanceand school personnel and parents who at- Team and Honor Guard. From 8:10:: to
 returned home on Wednesday. teachers appreciate the efforts of tended also thoroughly enjoyed this 10:05: the Team received briefings
 Hospitalised parents to have their children attendon from the Cadet Battalion Commander 
 Norma Melton and Stella Brown time and with a good attitude. production.Hampton Christian AcademyMr. Cadet Staff and our Senior
 entered Bradford County Hospitallast Energy Conservation Dwight Vanderboegh of the Army Instructor Ltc. Smith. They
 week for treatment. We wish Energy Conservation Is being prac- Hampton Christian Academy an- began their inspection by starting
 them a speedy recovery ticed at the school with posters made nounces the following as having attained with the facilities, administration
 BirthdaysRobbie by students lining the walls to remind the "A" Honor Roll, with a 94 .n security, supply and training. Then at
 Padgett celebrated his 8th others of the part they can play in conserving or above average for the school r 10:30: the actual Cadet Inspection\
 birthday on March 19 with a party at energy.On quarter: Melody Brown, Vonda Fisher began.
 his home. Ills family and classmates Friday, March 27, each teacher Brown, Robert Contois, Mark Runner-Up HE Spt'ller"stampede" Three companies, each consistingof
 enjoyed the delicious cake and punch plans to take her class outside for a 45 Crawford, Marty Johnson, Trish two platoons each, with the except
 and the fun games they played. minute break as a method of conserv- Jones Tracy Lindsey and Michelle tion of the second company with onl I>
 to win the HE bee.
 Jerry Shepherd celebrated his 8th ing energy. iVhitehead. one platoon because of the shortage of
 birthday on March 22. Spelling Bee On the"B" Honor Roll having an 86 Competing in the HE spelling bee Cadets, participated in the inspectionAfter
 VisitorsMr. On Monday, March 30, Amy Clark, to 94 average were: Matthew Brown, were- Harold the inspection of ranks, <i
 and Mrs. Otis Leech left Sun- the 7th grader who came out in first Kim Mclntire and Wendy Sullivan. Fifth graders: Andy Froy, parade of pass and review of the But
 day for their home in Owensboro, place in the March 13th School Spelling Mitchell, Andy Redding, Sid Russell, talion was put into gear After tin
 Kentucky, following a two month'svisit Bee, will attend the Countywide the Softball SportsIn recently and Cassandra Fisher. parade our BHS Drill Team performed
 played -
 Bee in Starke. game Sixth graders: Tammy Peoples, outstanding job. After
 with her sister, Viola Lefebvre Spelling Accompanying doing an
 the H.E.S. North Florida
 won over
 Amy Clark Robin Griffis, Sean Smith, Shannon
 and the Henry Spell family. Amy will be fifth grader, Cassan- Christian Academy. The H.E.S. boys lunch the Inspection Team gave the
 Connie and William Muse and son, dra Fisher, who was second In the Champion: lit;speller.0 Ford, Frantz Innocent. JROTC staff an exit briefing.
 won by a 6 to 2 score, while the girls Russell
 Seventh graders: Brett ,
 Russell also fifth The officers congratulated the coin
 Shaun, spent the weekend with their Bee. Sid a grader, won by a forfeit.
 the third best Melissa Williams,Amy Clark, Daniel manders for having an outstanding
 relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitz- was place speller. Amy Clurk, Chump
 patirck and family in Tampa.Mr. Melissa Williams, a seventh grader, Fourth Six Weeks Judges Wadsworth. battalion, also on appearance
 and Mrs. Eugene Meng of was in fourth place. Honor Roll Students HE Bee were Ernestine Denmarkand knowledge and manual of arms
 Toledo, Ohio, visited the Paul Meng Finlan's Rainbow All A's and B'. Spelling Claudette Peters, HE teachers, Last year we ranked Honor I.nit
 and Francis Meng families on Sun- Mrs. Ernestine Denmark. and Mrs. 1st Grade Scott Bran am, Scott and Principal Connie Clark. Pro- with Distinction won't have this\ ,
 Campen, Crystal Coggins, Lonnie Seventh grader Amy Clark, nouncer was HE librarian Kathryn year's results until late May
 Custer, Jessica Fisher, Joey Hall,, of Mr. and Mrs. Connie Wigglesworth.
 Regina Padgett, Ann Carol Roberts, daughter ...- ...- ...- --- ...... -- i
 Florida baS Clark of Hampton Lake, spelled ------ --------- -
 David Roberts and Darlene Rush. "stampede" to become champion
 2nd Grade Janet Bunner, Melissa speller of Hampton ElementarySchool U.S. 301 South
 Byrd, Andria Fenton, Aimee Hodges, for 1981. THEUTFITTERS I
 Honors Amy Home and Jennifer Phifer. Fifth grader Cassandra Fisher,
 EmployeesKey 3rd Grade Allison Archey,Michael daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
 Campen, Cindy Davis, Rhonell Estes, Fisher of Hampton, is the runnerup.The f
 Mary Hill, Stefanie Hughes Misty two young ladies will represent
 Koehler,Jerry Loiacamo and Angela 904 964.7855
 in the OWNFR
 Hampton Elementary county-
 award of 20 without a Al ESPINOSA N
 A Mitchell.4th
 officials of Florida Gas safety years wide spelling bee at 10 a.m. Monday,
 Transmission Company honored local lost time accident was awarded to Grade Tina Branham, Brian March 30, in the school administration Open: 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.4pm..
 employees at their 21st annual dinner Communications and Electrical Davis, Quinton Ford, Billy Home, building on N. Temple Avenue in
 Dist. No. 6, Gainesville.A and Mark Rhoden.5th .
 Dept. Terri i Kennan

 meeting 19 Master, at Turkey held of ceremonies Thursday Creek in Alachua.for night the, March dinner lost safety time award accident of 15 was years awarded without to a dra Fisher Grade, Andy- Diana Frey Cardin,Sandy Cassan-Friese, Starke.correctly Cassandra spelled missed"incite"incite.,"" Amy then .


 was Station Pat No.Munden 16 at Brooker., S'jpt., Compressor without Compressor A safety a lost Station award time No.of accident seven 16, Brooker.years was Mindy Hersey, Andy Redding, I J!!!!: CCCL'LLr' L t rCLLL'i

 Guest speaker was E.J. Burgin,Executive -
 Vice-President, Florida Gas awarded to Measurement Dept.,Dist. The Chinese Garden
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 Transmission Co. from Winter Park. No. 7, Gainesville. 1900 N. Temple Ave., Starke
 The highlights of the evening's program A safety award of five years
 the of annual without a lost time accident was Closed For Remodeling
 was presentation Now
 No. Contender 14 1
 safety and/or employee service awarded to Pipeline Dept., Dist. Thompson Super

 awards. 5, Gainesville. .C.ntono_ Will fee-open April 1, 1981
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 The 15 service awards were Florida Hydrocarbons Co. 222 j
 year under New Management if
 awarded to Elery Griffis, Florida Gas Brooker received an award for reduc- .".lId.rtn Your
 Transmission Co., Sta. No. 16, 'ing disabling injuries during 1980.is the .noUISplc, Breakfast Dinner _223
 Florida Gas Transmission
 Gas Brooker Transmission; Wayne Parrish Co., Sta., Florida No. 16, natural gas pipeline subsidiary of Strl.Cooklng 7am 9am 4pm 9 pm 30.30 Choice

 Brooker Gerald Baldwin, Florida Continental Resources Company,
 Hydrocarbons; Co., Brooker; Leonard headquartered in Winter Park, PHONE: "'::5125 Luncheon Specials -35 Remington f
 Booth, Florida Hydrocarbons Co., Florida. The annual gatherings have 11:30am2:30pm
 been a tradition since Florida Gas 357 Herrett t
 Brooker; Fred Dyer, Florida Transmission began serving the stateof $19995
 Hydrocarbons Co., Brooker and Florida with natural gas in 1959. _41 Mag.
 Jacob Wallace. Florida Gas At the dinners employees and their
 Transmission Co.Dist.No.,Pipeline wives and husbands hear a report on ( ( I Iwv .44 Mag.

 Dept., Gainesville the Company's progress the previousyear .45 Winchester i
 The five year service awards went and its future plans. In addition, s List Price24995

 4 to Carl Beam, Florida Hydrocarbons employees earning long-service and .75 MM TCU
 Company, Brooker and Bill Stinspn, safety awards are recognized. The ( ..
 Florida Gas Transmission Co., Dist. meetings also give management the 11 11i
 No. 7, Gainesville.A opportunity to personally meet all its
 10 year award was awarded to approximately 383 employees at AEN
 Gerald Graham, Florida Gas various locations in Texas,Louisiana, BELT
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